Save hot water and energy in your kitchen – without compromising on comfort
Washing dishes, rinsing vegetables and filling pots are all part of everyday life in the kitchen. Hot water is often used for these tasks too. By reducing the water flow from your kitchen faucet, you can influence water consumption and, where hot water is used, potentially reduce energy use as well.
With the right water-saving solutions, flow rates can be limited to as little as 6 litres per minute, a flow rate that is sufficient for many everyday kitchen tasks.
Water saving products for the kitchen
Washing dishes, rinsing vegetables and filling pots are all part of everyday life in the kitchen. Hot water is often used for these tasks too. By reducing the water flow from your kitchen faucet, you can influence water consumption and, where hot water is used, potentially reduce energy use as well.
With the right water-saving solutions, flow rates can be limited to as little as 6 litres per minute, a flow rate that is sufficient for many everyday kitchen tasks.
Retrofit your kitchen faucet with aerators that limit water flow to a defined rate. Where hot water is used, this may also help reduce hot water demand, depending on individual usage habits.
You can find NEOPERL aerators at plumbing and specialist retailers, as well as leading DIY stores and online shops.
Would you like the flexibility to choose when to use reduced water flow in the kitchen and when you need full flow performance?
With the NEOPERL Mini Ecobooster (Touch), you can easily switch between a water-saving mode and full flow on demand. Perfect for filling a large pot one moment and reducing water flow for everyday kitchen tasks the next.
Water saving aerators for sinks – all information about installation and function
The easy way to install aerators yourself
Aerators on the kitchen faucet can be replaced in moments. Our video shows you how.
How water saving flow regulators work
All water saving Neoperl products are equipped with flow regulator technology. This keeps the flow rate in the faucets practically constant, even if the pressure changes. Saving you water – as well as energy and money.
